coco.simple.model {CoCoCore} | R Documentation |
Internal CoCoCore functions:
coco.simple.model(code, sub.code = FALSE, model = FALSE, type = "unconditioned", data = NULL, object = .object.of.model(model, data = data, ...), ...) coco.simple.double(code, sub.code = FALSE, model.1 = "current", model.2 = "base", type = "unconditioned", data = NULL, object = .object.of.models(model.1, model.2, data = data, ...), ...) coco.string.model(code, argument = FALSE, sub.code = FALSE, model = FALSE, make.model = FALSE, push.pop = FALSE, type = "unconditioned", data = NULL, object = .object.of.model(model, data = data, ...), ...) coco.string.double(code, argument = FALSE, sub.code = FALSE, model.1 = "current", model.2 = "base", eliminate = TRUE, make.model = FALSE, return.test = FALSE, push.pop = FALSE, type = "unconditioned", data = NULL, object = .object.of.models(model.1, model.2, data = data, ...), ...)
code |
Numeric, between 1 and 255. |
sub.code |
Numeric. |
argument |
A charater string, argument . |
model |
See returnModel . |
model.1 |
See isSubmodel . |
model.2 |
See isSubmodel . |
eliminate |
Logical, eliminate is TRUE
then "last" is set to "current" ,
else "last" is set to "base"
before computing test when return.test is TRUE. |
make.model |
Logical, if make.model is TRUE then
a model object of the model resulting
of the action is returned.
See editmodel . |
return.test |
Logical, if return.test is TRUE then
a character string with the model resulting
of the action is returned.
See editmodel . |
push.pop |
Logical, if push.pop is TRUE, both model arguments
are numeric and the object argument is a CoCoCg object
then model pointers are restored by less calls of CoCoCg.
See also returnModelNumber
and makeCurrent . |
type |
A charater string. The argument type should be
"unconditioned" ,
"ok" ,
"long.true" ,
"double" ,
or "long.and.double" .
|
data |
See exportCoCo . |
object |
See exportCoCo . |
... |
Additional arguments to generate the CoCo object
from the data argument. See propertyModel . |
These functions are not to be called by the user.
coco.simple.model
is called in
.dispose.of.fitted.values
,
editModel
,
showFormula
,
showVertexOrder
.
coco.simple.double
is called in
.show.log.lik
,
showDeviance
,
showTest
.
coco.string.model
is called in
editModel
,
showTable
.
coco.string.double
is called in
.decompose.models
,
editModel
,
showTest
.
Jens Henrik Badsberg
Badsberg, J.H.: Xlisp+CoCo, Aalborg University, 1996.